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<0> hello: iam trying to telnet a socks5 server and connect through that server to an irc server , i cant talk with any socks5 server :/ can anyone guide me please or give me a usefull link about that i searched google for days with no luck
<1> anyone here?
<2> who wants to know?
<1> pangelovs
<1> :)
<1> seriously, brb, bathroom time
<3> [snowe] oh hells bells
<4> setting up windows server 2003 to be a print server, i have a printer connected to a client machine. is it possible to make the printer connected to the client machine a network printer or does it need to be connected directly to the win2003 print server
<5> anyone familar with faxing in windows 2003 server? i cant get the routing to work for email recipient?
<6> Hi, anyone around for a firewall question?
<7> for some reason my parents' cable modem will not ***ign an IP to my router but it will ***ign an IP to the desktop... we both have the same internet service so the router settings are the same (and i've triple-checked them), so what could be the problem?
<8> MAC address?
<7> what about it?
<8> Perhaps you should clone the desktop's MAC address on the router?
<7> could the modem be configured to work only with the PC's NIC?
<8> Unlikely.
<8> The modem is just a bridge in the majority of cases.
<8> It's common for cable providers to tie your service to a MAC address, however.
<7> hmm i don't follow... by setting the router's MAC to match the NIC's MAC isn't that just tricking the modem into thinking the router is the PC?
<8> Cloning the MAC, or possible releasing your DHCP lease before attaching the router, should work.
<8> The modem doesn't care.
<7> i see
<7> so i could release, plug in the router, then renew?
<8> And hopefully that would allow the router to get your DHCP lease.
<8> Otherwise, you'll probably have to clone the MAC or call your ISP.
<7> will the router automatically try to renew? i know how to renew with ipconfig, but from the PC that would simply be asking the router to give the PC an IP, which would be local
<8> Just power up once it's attached.
<7> i also need to turn off the cable modem? i can't just release then swap the ethernet to the router?
<8> No, it should be fine.
<8> You can go ahead and reboot it if you want.
<7> thanks i'll try that
<7> Night, simply releasing didn't work so i turned off the modem and that did the trick...
<7> even when the ethernet is directly in the PC (no router) does ipconfig /release only release the IP from the PC's NIC and not the modem?
<8> It only releases the PC's IP.
<8> The modem generally just relays the DHCP request.
<8> l
<7> so there's no way to release the modem's IP without turning it off?
<8> The modem does not normally DHCP at all.
<7> but our service doesn't provide a static IP... doesn't that imply that the modem uses DHCP to acquire its IP?
<8> Your PC acquires it's IP via DHCP.
<8> Or are you obtaining a private IP from the modem?
<8> I would ***ume not, as you are trying to get a router in place.
<7> well it gets a 70. IP so that's not private
<7> ...whatever is plugged into the modem
<7> of course now with the router the PC gets 192.
<7> you mentioned something about a bridge before... is the modem essentially a bridge that 'translates' the signal from coax to ethernet, and therefore it tries to p*** along the signal to the MAC of the last device that bounced a DHCP request off it?
<8> Basically.
<7> so technically it's not a modem?
<8> No.
<8> Neither are xDSL CPEs.
<7> i really need to brush up on my networking terminology :)
<7> thanks for helping me understand
<9> um any of u help me connect a device
<8> No problem.
<9> crossover
<9> to a pac
<9> pc
<8> TheLegace, what kind of device?
<9> because i would like to connect it to the wifi network
<9> well its one of those credit cart networking terminals
<9> or something
<9> the cc box is sorta a mini router
<9> but i can change the ip and everything like that
<9> atm i disabled dhcp server
<9> and tried staticlly setting the ip
<9> then bridging the network
<9> but the wifi wont connect to the router
<9> even the tech guys cant help me
<9> just dont know what to do now
<7> can you show me a link to the device?
<7> never heard of a credit card networking terminal
<9> http://www.techtrex.com/new%20techtrex%20revised%20website/pdf/DP1%20slick%20latest.pdf
<9> this is the pdf for it
<9> not much info though
<7> you're using crossover cable?
<9> yes
<7> sure that's what it needs?
<9> well a normal cable wont work
<7> between which 2 devices is the crossover cable?
<9> the credit card thingy
<9> and the pc to lan port
<9> but the pc is networked to a wifi
<9> network
<7> oh
<7> you don't have access to the wireless router?
<9> um i could i guess
<9> ill ask but what did u have in mind?
<7> i think what you want to do is possible but i've never tried it... if you were to follow the standard configuration the terminal would be wired directly to your router
<9> thats what ur suppose to do
<7> but i ***ume you want to avoid that considering the PC is using wireless and the CC device is probably next to it -- not near the router
<9> ya i know
<9> thats why im using crossover
<9> the router is in a different unit
<7> so the PC has a wireless card and a NIC?
<9> yes
<9> all this thing is a mini router
<7> did you enable internet connection sharing in your wireless card's properties on the PC?
<9> no
<7> nevermind
<9> i tried but it wont bridge then
<7> did you first try bridging the NIC + wireless, connect the device with regular ethernet cable, and use DHCP?
<9> with regular cable the device wont be detected in the internet port but in the lan port
<9> it is detecetd
<7> how can you tell?
<9> well the pc says nothings plugged in
<7> and where did you change from DHCP to static?
<9> um in the wan settings
<9> and lan settings
<7> i mean which device?
<9> there are two options
<9> wan and lan
<7> when you open Network Connections (or right-click My Network Places and choose Properties) on the desktop you should see 2 separate devices: wireless connection & local connection
<7> right?
<7> possibly a third: 1394 ...but ignore that
<10> sorry i got disconnected
<10> im Teseract
<10> TheLegace
<7> when you open Network Connections (or right-click My Network Places and choose Properties) on the desktop you should see 2 separate devices: wireless connection & local connection ... right?
<7> possibly a third: 1394 ...but ignore that
<10> ya
<10> i reseted the modem
<10> so everything is back to where its suppose to be
<10> atm the device is connected by lan
<10> with a regular cable
<7> when you created the bridge did you highlight the wireless connection and the local connection, then right-click and choose bridge connections?
<7> is everything still DHCP?
<10> atm yes
<10> ill try it with regular cable
<10> and in lan port(not internet port for cc device)
<9> and now the wifi doesnt wanna connect
<9> lemme try the crossover
<7> are you not using the PC (with wireless) right now?
<9> yes
<9> but it keeps saying Not Connected
<9> and it wont connect to the net work
<7> you are on IRC so the PC must be connected
<9> im on a laptop
<9> another pc
<7> oh
<9> i mean another computer
<7> well make sure the desktop's wireless connection is set to use DHCP
<7> first get that online before you continue with the bridge
<9> ok
<9> well no bridge
<9> wifi is connected
<9> the device is connected through crossover
<9> now the wifi is fine
<9> and connected
<9> the pc cant get an ip from the cc thingy
<7> if you have bridged the connections the next step would be to try both types of cable in both ports on the cc device
<7> if it's possible to set the CC device to static or DHCP, set it to DHCP... other than that i don't know what else to try
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